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Telegram-herald., 1887-07-06
WEST SIDE NOTES.

John Van Burt, yOung man, while
celebrating the Fourth With number OF
Others near Berlin MONDAY afternoon about
5 o clock, was badly wounded about the
legs by the discharge of small cannon.
Tne cannon was loaded with paper wads,
coarse gravel and cartridge sLells. The fuse
had been lighted but as Van Burt thought
the cannon WAS not aimed In the right
position be ran up TO x it and isd got Just
IN line with the gun as 1t went OF. lie was
taken 10 his home and doctor -utamoned.
The Fourth was we'll observed by the
West Siders and the good people OF Walker
al Weirich's iarm. Although tue rain in
the morning gave things as light set back,
every body had glorious time. There was
800 worth of fire works consunei IN the
evening" celebration and nsariy ole ihou-
sand people were on the grouncs.
Some patriotic youths while laboring for
the Guse OF their country Monday, and
Kissing all the racket they possibly could,
broke plate glass in the window of
koch's undertaking establishment OF West
Bridgest. They saved themselves from
spending the remainder of the day behind
the bars by paying tie damass.
The members OF 81. Joseph's Society cels.
brated the Fourth az the Casino, on ScFi0-
ner ST.. with grsLd concert. The attend
&DCc Vas fdIEt, ana SILVER water tsitCLsT.
which was disposed OF Dy votes. was cay
tured by Miss Lizzie Steifes, who was cou-
sidered the most popular young lady pres
ent.
Martin Burgma, ffteen-year-old boy.
while shooting recklessly with a small re-
volver on West Leonard-st, Monday after.
ternoon. sent bullet through the palm Of
his left hand.
The many friends Of Frank Voegel on the
West side. will offer him their co1grat ala.
tions. He was married yesterday TO fair
daughter Of the Sawdust City.
The ball given By the Ladies' Relief
Corps Of Champlin Post. at the West side
INK, Monday night. was very enjoyable
affair.
Miss Maria Ksrsney. Of West Fulton-st
has returned home from Petoskey, where
she has been for the past two weeks.
Henry Ringold, leff last night for Denver,
Col. 90 taxe a position with the Max
Gsrtner Furniture Company.
Miss Lsttie Farmer. Of West Leonard-st.,
left yesterday for visit With friends at OF
taws Beach.
Mss Maggie Marsh, Of shswmut-sve.,
has returned from s visit 20 Grand Haven.
4 iarvs number Of West Sidsrs spent the
Fourth At Naca.aws Park and Mlakegon.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-06
WRECKED BY WHISKY
SAD SUICIDE or ANGUS mxAx.
fsfiars ta e4sinsss Drives Hf.a 20 Dr1ak
sDa c@9sss Htza "a lake His Life ~
Iski-S aorphias-A o4ick sAd
GsaP1<ts Dos1falL

Way did you t4ks Il. Angus"
-0o0d-sy. Mary. It's TOO late now. l
an discouraged aud doa't want 20 live"
Il vas the wife OF Asgus Mckay whs
uttered the wsFas assve quoted ss abe
learned from his osn lips that he had tzken
morphine with snIcid2l intent. and as he
fell hack on the bed Ia his room In the
Gum Block On honroe-sL. he replied in =
hssitsting manner.
Angus Mckay was q man forty-three
years Of age. . bridge builder hy occapz-
tion. and Was for years in the employ Of the
Michigan Central Railroad. About a year
and half ago be came 10 this city with bis
vile, who Is a niece OF Ars. kelsey. who
has charge Of the ro0gas ia the Gum block,
and having scfne means he purchased the
saloon st ll3 Canal. tie proved wholly un-
Tilted 'Cr The business. and at the explra-
ton OF about three months the place was
closed on mortgage. and Mckay found
himself out OF q JOB AID minus his money
he took 10 drink and became very xbusiYs
toward his wife. About year ago be at
tempted suicide. but was prevented by the
Intervention OF his wife and policeman.
For months he drank heavily.
A short time since he went TO Kalamazoo
where he securei employment on the new
railroad. bat the work was hard and he
frequently complained 10 his friends. His
vile curing his absence made her home on
Je:isrson-aye. Mckay came to thls city
Friday aud was SD drunk and abusive
threatening 10 kill his wiie-that she came
20 her aunt's 10 stay. Monday night he
was so drunk that the police were called to
quiet him about midnight.
de left the ROOMS about three o'clock
yesterday afternoon. bid his family good
bye and said he was going back 10 kaia-
mazoo. He returned ABOUT SIX O'Clock.
said he missed the train and was
very drunk. He would take no supper and
and about be went out, being gone about
i've minutes. On his return he went 10 the
tank. poured q powder into the cup and
drank the contents. lie was discovered
few minutes later, told what he had done
and expressed wish To be let alone In the
hall YVES found the paper iabeledmorpbine
which ne had procured from Putnam drug
store. Dr. Catiin was summoned but Nc
kays system being impregnated with the
liquor he had drank, nothing could save
him, and at 1880 be died.
Mrs. Mckay says that prior to engaging
in the saloon business her husband was
kind and indulgent, only using liquor at
long intervals. but since losing his money
he has been intoxicated nearly all the time
and frequently threatened to take his own
life, as well as hers and their child. Coroner
Bradish will hold an inquest this morning.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-06
RUSHED VITA BUSINESS.


II Police Csast yesterday tsa plzin
6rQnkz wAo became in.o4ieslsd sAlls esls-
sras'1g TIE Naiions undergraduates. xsrs
nsreas- before His HoaaF. tie Judge. and
pad ias usual penalty i,nPosee. seven
paid - = ezeh All three sent 70 a. fox
iFe.se days sseh---AFchis Wh.Etisssy
and rstzr AarpAy we're arrsixnsd for seinz
elsssrdsFly. Ise forues wsns "a AL Tor
tselte days snd tie lsttzr paid - s..
Elefsn sanlollns eases Nere sdoarned
uHul today. .--- o&rah J. Fischer szs fouBd
not guilty Of ssszaiE sAd battery, and dis
charged case Of J01A Luysndyk r.
for seepi1g ala saicon epen before hoorz
sas n0lis Prosssd. ss sss also the case of
A. T. Aeclane for kseplax bzr n raEsrn
oPen after h0lrs.--fhe cases OF Nellie
Hedges and Annie Rose. for keeping a
house ot III fame. were adjourned until TO-
morrow The ease Of r. A Stone for
assault and battery, was adjourned 10 Jaly
s.--Ias case Of John Ray. for residing Ia
house of Ai-fame vas rsaijourned until
today.
Tss case Of Smith Fitzgerald for renting
rooms Tor immoral purposes. occupied the
attention Of Tie court from O'CLOCK Ia the
Afternoon until late IN the evening Prosecu-
nns Attorney Clay conducted the case tor
The People and L. A. Ward appeared tor the
defense. Some eight or nine women,
rooners IN the Ph0nix block testified on
behalf Of the people. with some reluctance,
no~evef, which made the prosecution
think they bad been given tip They we're.
Cora Dennison. Estella Carman. Nellie
Cunningham. Carrie Utfermark, Hattie
Baker. Minnie Dine. Sadie Atwood and
Cornelius CAST Some OF them were
we're unraly and one of them
utterly refused 10 answer one OF Mr.. Clay's $
questions The witnesses for the defense
we're Cora Stein. Charles Stein, NJ. Rickard,
Joseph Aarkie. Carrie Jones and Adelbert
WinslOw. Mr.. Clay put some pretty sharp
questions % one or two OF these. and gen
eraIy amused the curious spectators with
his pleasant witicisms. Carrie Jones be-
gan 70 cry over one OF the questions. and
within ave minutes was Ooliged 10 laugh in
the midst Of her tears. AT els the last wit
ness leit The stand, and the attorneys began
their argument. There were three counts
IN the conplaIat- The nrst was that the
defendant rectsd rooms in the PhOnix
block Tor the purpose OF prostitution. the
second, that ne rented rooms TO parties,
knowing thar they were used for
that purpose, and third, that he re-
eeiysd rents from parties when he
had reason TO believe tha. they were used
tor the purpose named. The jurors were:
Jay ID. SaysmitE. Edward A. Manson,
Arthur b. Wyxes. Matthew Wade, NJ. 3.
Adams and +. Il. Mead, and they retired
for delibsration st 7.S5 and st O'Clock re-
turned a verdict of guilty on the third
count. Sentence was suspended until this
morning at 10 o'clock as the defense stated
that they desired TO appeal the case.
A night session of the court was held for
the purpose of trying VIM. z. Walsh for
keeping his saloon open after hours. Mr.
Walsh admitted that on the date mention
ed there we've people in his place after 10
O'Clock, but not with his consent The
jury returned verdic, of guilty and he paid
s29.s0.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-06
Atthe sordiers' uomr

At Riverside the veteran inmates Of The
Soldiers Home enjoyed celebration after
the style Of IS. but with memories Of The
late war to enkindle their enibasissm. A
large number Of residents 0f the city and
surrounding country participate in tho ex-
ercises. Ma. J. W. Long. SeCrstarF and
Adintant. read the declaration f iBdeasrd-
enCs and ProsecBiing Attorney Cay. In.lre
Montgomery and !. r. Carroll followc8
with triei aud elSqnent addresses The
exe-cises proper were eiose3 uifh the na-
ilolhi ,nfhca lH p 8fca mingled tie vnicas
81 three hundred Oh veterans The Home
and grcunas we're visited bv several faon-
sand 80 e3ris. the ffrong constantly qoias
sni coming II vehicles and river sieafnsrz
Ibousauas went asaF from lhe city
COMPANIES and +. Second Reg nlept ~
= T.. OF tbs cstY. s1d many fs.afsrs Of
the 2 A =. posts spent fhe 3ss in 5fnske-
g0n parfleI Fefirv - the e. ~ Celebration
there. TIE Fs'rsrcn Ni1'anf lels fs~fze
d-iH $50, in which Canton Pierre N this
CITY. compefea with those of Muskaron
Newsveo sfd Frewont Canton P.eree
Company. CAPT T. \. Wilder commanding
took first monty. All eni0ysd thernssi ves
thoroughly.
About one hur4Gred and fly vent On TIE
Knights II is-nT ezcurs5on - Lowell
where thsy iosnea the Lowell Knirkts ir a
picnic csie5retion
large number ~ Germans srto~es
themselves a weiricb's Farm On Walker-
ave.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-06
FL. HARPER HARP|NG
TALK ABOUT THE BANK FAILURE
III That Bsnk Examiner Hadnt Come
Evseything Hoaid Have Hsen All
hisht = Gen. Hiesspisoper and
others Accused Of Crook

ciScIssArI, July 5.-E. l. Harper. Vice
President OF the Fidelity Bank, who is in
Jail on charge of crooked transactions.
said 70 q reporter today. that be bought
stock Of the bank the day before The failure,
and on the Saturday before the fatal Tuesday
he put $50 900 on deposit. If that bank ex-
aminer had not come, continued Harper
everything would have been all right.
At the time OF the wheat deal the safe of
the Third National Bank was gutted. There
was nothing in il. and an agreement was
entered into by nve gentlemen TO pay
Ammi Baldwin, the cashier. 1900 apiece
for saying nothing about what was going
on. These gentlemen were George Will
schire. President Of the Third National
Band; VIM. Woods. the President; W.
h: Chatlield. Joseph Wiischire and my
sell. The only one who paid
Baldwin the 81 600 was myself and that is
al he got for his services. The other four
never fulfilled their agreement That agree
ment was in writing and signed by those
gentlemen and il is now in my possession.
The presence of the bank examiners" I"
continued Harper. was caused by the
activity OF j. ID. Hearne, of the Third Ma
uonal. Hesrne became quiet all at once
and quit talking about Fidelity, and the
reason OF that is because Mrs. Bald
win went TO General Hickenlooper,
president OF the gas company, and told him
he must make Hearne stop talking about
her husband or she would tell an interest
ing story about Hearne and some transac-
tions between him and General Hicken-
looper. Mrs. Baldwin referred 10 the fact
that the sanctimonious Heafne stole me
books of the old Third National bank
10 prevent the County Auditor from
exahing them 10 ascertain how much the
gas company had deposited there The
theft Was committed go that evidence upon
which TO base demand upon the gas com
psny for back taxes might be put out
OF the way. In that way the
county thought Hearne's Grimm
al actions, was defrauded out
of large amount of taxes The stolen
books are still in existence and can be
found" Harper, in concluding, told how
he helped Chatiield and Woods and VIII
schire in the handy wheat deal, that his
money saved them, and If he had not fur
nished it these men would be where he is
today.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-06
PORT HURON EXCITED.
a oaEAT FLop o. NATURAL Gas.
q We'll SAfah Nnl EaFsish E1ssi tor /.
Dszsn LarEs Estsbi4sansAts k~t-i
kxpissssn "a Ithaca - ltsky Aaa
Death a. sIaf4astG<-

tAAa4aFtz - ta- .t-teeee rt-e-ss
P8zT Hcaos. Jaly 5.--Ai previous excite
sect IA pors H4ron oFer he discovery "
natural zas wss disco1nsed ais syening
.hen the dTi.es al Howard .
second seil. ia tas heart oi Lns city. struck
tas gas reservoir a. depth of 0nly 2s0 fest
and . rush o. zas foilOssd which issued
from ths vel sith a roar that ezn be plain
Ig heard al disi4ace of quarter of mile
A hieh pipe = IA the vel and the light
shinss clear and brigat over the skois
esntFai part "a the city. Il $ estimated 81
com pstsnt parties hat he gas from
tDis Ueii alone - suff1clenE 20 light
o. east one-balf the city
Or i1rnsn fuel for dozen large establish
meats. Peopls tFoln miles srouud drove %
town this evening, thinking The ciiy vas 0a
nrs The discovery * gas Ia this well, with
Inc ends az Whites and Cartoons real
dsnees AID a. bofsfozds elevator. estso-
Lsnss beyond al co1bg that the gas deposit
sxtends en,ier he whole city. When he
drIll fsachsd The depth Oi 30 feet Il sank
OF ia Own weight over ioos. showing .
srssics % hole Ia the rock. from which tie
g4s d0antiess ESCAPES.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-06
A TOWN WIPED OUT.
over Ose Hundred Business Houses and
Dwellings De.troyed by Fire.

over One Hundred Business Houses and
Dwellings Destroyed by Fire.
ERrE. Pa, July 5.-The town of Claren-
don, in the upper part Of the country. on
the Philadelphia a Erie Railroad, was al
most wiped out last night by q confagra-
ton. Over 100 business houses and dwell
lings, including the Weaver Hotel. Logan s
Hotel, and the postoHice. were consumed
before 1 o'clock this morning, and the
flames were s:ill spreading.
The town had no fire department, and
the people were compelled to fight the
flames with buckets of water. The conha-
grafton started at 1880 o'clock last night in
Weavers Hotel, in the middle Of the town,
and in an old mill on the outskirts. IL
originated from the careless use of fire.
works, and reached the oil tanks, and the
destruction of the town was speedily
wrought
John Stewart was caught in the bursting
of a tank and cremated. IL is feared that
many shared similar fate. All the business
part OF the town Is destroyed. and at
o clock this morning Henrys Hotel and the
Philadelphia and Erie depot were burning
The buildings were OF pine and bemlock
and burned like tinder. The greatest ex-
element prevails. The valley IS full OF tire
and seething oil. and the people have be-
come panic stricken and fed to the hillside
for safety. No estimate can be put upon the
loss, out there is every reason TO believe
that it will reach halt a million dollars.
There is little insurance.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-06
A SERIOUS WOUND.
T. y. Marshall struck by Train and Cut
Badly on the Hoad.

T. j. Marshall struck by Train and Cut
Badly on the Head.
r. J. Marshall. farmer aged about 60
years. and a resident of wexford county,
was struck by the baggage car Of C. & W
VI. train at New Richmond. about O'Clock
last evening. He was knocked senseless
and sustained a very serious scalp wound.
lt begins almost at the middle Of the fore
hssd aud extends back about four inches. the
scalp on the right side being torn almost
or lie was put on the train. his head
bandaged NJ. ard brought to this city. ar
irving 81 9.35. lie was first taken 20 Police
Headquarters and then 10 tbs s.. Marks
Home. where be wrs attended by Dr. g. G.
Graves and City Physician Holden. The
wound may be more serious than at first
thought. il being in such close proximity TO
the BRAIN II was sewsd up by DIR. Graves
snd the patient rested easy during the
n sht
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-06

ne annual meeting Of the Fireman's Re
Iief Fund Association vas held last evening
81 which officers we're elected for the ensu-
ing year a. follows. President. James A.
Brown. Vice President. rhos. Tsylor. ssc-
rsisrv and Treasurer Henry Lsmoin. The
following mem hers have been elected trns-
,ees from Che diferenrcor1uanis Gerrift
Sonke. No. Hose CO.. James Eldv. No. 1
Chemical. Ira Sweet. No. 2 Steamer. John
Jensias. Nc Hoss Frank Lemon, No. 3
Chemical. Gus. Groskorf No. I Hose.
TFumsn Smith. No. s Steamer. Tuks Ker-
win No. 3 Ho<e. Wm. klfr Tsiries Ne. 3
Sifarer ju'son Matthews Hook and Lad
der SO. l. = B Walker Hook and Ladder
No. 2
The aifsirs Of The association for ne past
year hsvs rFospersi iin-iv Under tac eti
cent n'snsGeusnt of President NcNuI'en
snd conunuance Of the same Is looked
for.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-06
uaa.oa,slis nsppsain=s.

ssssaasse - fts f--t-ssss sts@A
HUDsoSviLLx July 5.-The balloon went
~. 50 did the skyrockets, diminutiveIy
speaking Over one hundred couples
cert band at the ball last evening and a
most enjoy able time was had---HoE
many people have taken a trip on the rail-
road within the past four days. FOR no other
reason than % save half lare,-- HI ldson-
vile will have a Sunday mail n0w.-Dr.
Il. Chamberlain. Of Fennyiile. has been
here visiting relatives and fIiends.-Ed.
H0yts old friends were glad 20 see him
beck IN tho village for visit Il. IS now a
tnlcag0an-
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-06

ASTvsRT. Beigiun, Jriv 5-A suanfitv
q naphsha exploited In = drug store here
today. wrscki1z tce tntidiar ard bu-vi~s
ten persons So fhe ruins. Three were fsken
out shve. but hadlr i.jaresi The ether
sever sIe certainly ltesd
SERIIs J1IT 5--Emper1r william, hss
strives ssfe.v al hns a1i il snicvinr his
normal state af hesifh. fle drove tirrn.-h
Hahnhaus Strassc IN an oren czrrags TO-DAY
amid stcrn' enthusiasts cheering AMI sx-
rressicns affection srsd reverence.
SeS tskSCfsCo. Iniv Samuel n
Scphsr First Sergesnt 81 Company 4. Sec
end {. $ ts~sarv. was shot ard instaniiv
kllsd tctaT 81 private Thos A Batter ~,
whcn he bad rsnrirnanie7 f,r i-t.rs..s-
tor tsfeman Tas Turned over 70 The
civi eRfhcrities
FrRrsvoeH. n r. July The rn;ta.s
stAtss sssszasAip Richmond zr-ir~d A. this
port today.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-06

skNNae,te q tA- fs>ttes'@-etss~..
CzDAs SFsrNss. July 5.-Despits the
Seagy storm ia .he forenoon the celsbra-
ton here was . grand success. Every
thing passed of according 10 programme
escept the ball game-the opposition club
falling 20 put n al appsa-snse- The Wild
West Horribles were an iElsresting feature
OF ths day. One OF the greatest amuse-
pents was the "tin-h0rn brigade" with its
headquarters at Conrdon's furniture store,
which formed in procession at O'Clock O.
m and charmed the listeners with its weird
and supernatural music. The day closed
With a hns display of fireworks IN the
evening.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-06

Joe Gibbons. q charlotte, had lis leg
smputsied Monday; anvil exploded AZ
Portland.
VIM. Anderson. Dutch Bill" killed
Jack &cGincis Monday afternoon at Mar
Qnette. BY shooting him with Winchester
A grand stand AZ North Branch Eel! Mon
day. seriously injuring Mrs. Cook and Ms.
Brown. and badly niurinx Others
Ms. Henry nderhill and Maud BLY,. liv-
inE nesr Aiiittts station. on tie g. & g. Z.
rairo14. nete run over By a sreciai train
Monday evening and Instantly killed.
Mr Silis, 81 Wheeler. vas killed by the
e1rsti0g o. cannon Monday night.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-06
Brighton Beach Races.

New YoRK. July 5.-First rsce-Three-
quarters of mile: Rebel Friend, /; Nam
z.lle, 2; Kink, 8. Time, l:I6i.
Second Race-One mile: Billy Cook, /;
Epicure. 2 Chandler, 3. Time, l:45S.
Third kace-Three- quarters of Q mile:
Young Duke, 1; Miller, 2, Battledore, 8.
Time, l:l6i.
Fourth Race-Ons and one-qusrter miles
Ferg Kyle, /: Treasurer, 2; Ernst, 3. Time,
2:l3s.
Fifth Race-Seven-eighths of . mile:
DAILY Oak, l: Hickory Jim, 2 Wood Flower,
g. Time, 1914.
Sixth Race-Hurdls, one and one-quarter
miles; Sam Brown. !; Little Fellow, 2;
Leopold, 3. Time. 2:25i.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-06

NrssARs FsLrs. July 5-First race
Thres-four:hs OF mile. Brsit, I, Barnum
.. Lady Dafy. 3. Tine 1.l6.
Sscoud ace--Se~en-eighths Of q mile.
I.sns3owne, /. Commander, ?. Middlesex, g.
Tine 30i
Third race-O1e and one eighth niles
Iogsn. l. Pink Cottage, ?. Panans. 3. Time.
l.s1
Fourth race-One mile. Neftie. l. Belle
we 9 Unione 3 Time. las.
Fiah rsce-Fsll steeple chase course.
Cyclone. 4 Cisndss. ? lime. $50. Pawn
broker did not finish.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-06

s<s.sssst - - Ht.sass~-ssssgA
WHrrxaAtr, July 5.-The picnic given by
the White Lake Business Mems Association
on July Fourth a. The Summer resort at the
foot OF White Lake was attended By be-
tween two and three thousand persons.
Many more would have attended bu. there
vas not room on the boats for them. The
steam barge K. G. Britton made i've trips
and carried four hundred each trip. The
Es<ry boats we're loaded and we're running
al day. Il was the largest gathering Of The
kind ever held on White Lake.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-06
1HFSFvEvR

Ms. LaHrs r Dainty has read, recssei
and sppesrsd IN STAR roles ia our midst
time and again With unTsrying sHcoess. It
fs a pleasure % learn thai she ~iIi sxzin
appear a. Powers trrand opera House on
the night of " ednescay. JAY Il. 10 the
excellent comedy part 0f ETs. McFsris1e
IN "Enzs<ei.' she has nsde cutie = study
81 the play. and rithous doubt las ss good
4 aiecf as snV present sctrsss. Mr. Briz-
ham hss srrsnee3 coramoalaas quarters -
ire = ton. v6ere. afEer THURSDAY next
she vi zssdiv meet her maa7 cd friends.
TIE SAFE ~ scsts fcr TIE Philip Philisps
enter ainu1Sn.s -Il c8ulr1snce tass nc~a-
inx at srraker & Eoes5ones Mr. phfllre
rev i3ea Around the Word II = Chzrics
g; So1g j. a res zcd novsi way 70 see tss
erea sghfs q the world rft1ruf the II
lea<e e ns~7x7ting re Eiehe- The oue-s7r
entertainment takes pace Tharsssy s~sn-
irg nexG
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-06

Jobhny Rays benefit At Smiths Opsrs
House Friday evening is destined - Be a
right ROYAL ovation. over eight hundred
tickets being slrsadv out. The host q vol
uuseers Vii furnish pleasing progrsuuae
and the fzht between Daily ard EiDnaird
vi - "corksr as each have Old scores
they desirs % r@y ID. Jehnnv gets TIE
hsre5t ~ sil tickeis snid BY himself ard
his friends on the outside ~ ttaf those
vho desire "a saow their appreciation Of
the yor1r comedian should purchase
tickets rem these sources uithout Ge.av.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-06
KILLED sY ROCKETS.
TIVE Psrsoas Fatally Hart asd FEAR othsrs
fsIursd 90 FllnE

IrHAcs. July 5.-Dusing The exhibition Of
aresorEs .Azt evening bune.s IL rockets
eausht dls. shooting into The crowd. iDiuF-
six persons. ts0 ol wAom are probably
fatally hurt. Carl Sneeic0r. sged Is years
Old. ~as Mt b rocket la The abdomen.
tts nsTy d4rs passing tnrouga his body.
he uili die. kcoecE Read s.so vas hil ia
the abdomen and had txO fingers broken
besides beng seriously burned foar others
we're slightly iu arsd There vas The lars-
ssL crowd ever ln ithaca.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-06
WEDNESDAY, MORNING. JULY 6. ss7


W. ). HsFsA. Supposed 70 ss the msn
wb0 was 1rosned IA tie cana lsE. ssE0E-
day, senl po~ssi card 70 saperintsndent
smith saying ths' lie vas gong 70 drowa
himsslf and asking hi2 to send
word % n. +. Forhes. Of Lynn Asss
Forces wes telegsaphsd aud Te-
Piled that he ezEed noikiag foF Marsh The
esosssed bad SIS 0n bis Psrsen, which wil
suftics 10 bury hin. Crords Of people have
viesed The Fe<sAlnS b1t DO clue % ai- iden-
tity. other shan the pcslal whiek sspt.
smith received Monday. has yet been
foandI
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-06

MAEozErrE. Mich July sack McGin-
MS cautioned WiLism Anderson about the
careless vsy he was handling a rifle yeste--
day. whsreupon Anderson. who was drunk.
turned the gun loose on Mctinnis ani shot
him in the neck. The unforonafe man
died few hours later. Anderson tried 10
escape. but was captured and jailed.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-06

Il wss reported YESTERDAY At PoIica Heal
quarters. thas MaTy Newman sgd Is and
Mary Nils azrd II. have hesn n1issin ssrre
Aon1av. TIE Istier works for Nrs P~s>oks
a. - Suususer e.. sd they wsrs last sen
nesr the street car barn on Shernsn-st-